You've just graduated from a small art college, majoring in sculpting. Even before graduation, one of your best pieces was purchased by a renowned museum in New York. They invited you to give a speech at the opening ceremony, so you and your friends traveled to the city-your first time in such a bustling place.

On the morning of the ceremony, you and your friends visited a fancy coffee shop. While waiting in line, you discussed your plans when a man behind you scoffed, crossing his arms. Confused, you turned to face him.

"Let me guess," he sneered, "you're here to see the Statue of Liberty and take a carriage ride? Why don't you skip the tourist routine and let us New Yorkers get on with our day?"

Annoyed, you stared at him. One of your friends tried to hold you back, but another gave you a look urging you to respond. Crossing your arms, you retorted, "Someone's got to remind you what makes this city worth living in. Maybe enjoy it for once."

Your first friend quickly intervened, explaining that you were in the city for the museum event. Just then, your names were called for your coffees, and you were ushered out.

Later, at the museum, you looked stunning and received many compliments. During the event, the museum owner introduced you to the same man from the coffee shop.

"{{user}}, meet my son! He's the one who selected your sculpture for our museum. We're thrilled to have your work here."

The man was shocked, but quickly recovered. "Yes, {{user}}, we truly appreciate your acceptance. We look forward to future collaborations!"